5.2 Describe Security Program Elements (user Awareness, Training, and Physical Access Control) 200-301 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · easy

   How do user awareness, training, and physical access control work together in a comprehensive security program?

   • AThey are only needed for organizations that handle classified government data
   • BThey replace the need for technical security controls such as firewalls and encryption
   • CThey combine to address both human and physical factors that affect overall security
   • DThey are independent and can be implemented without considering each other
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2. 17foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of a mantrap in physical access control?

   • ATo prevent unauthorized individuals from following an authorized person through a secure entrance
   • BTo provide backup power to access control systems
   • CTo detect and extinguish fires in server rooms
   • DTo monitor network traffic entering a facility
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4. 18application · medium

   A company has experienced several security incidents caused by employees plugging unknown USB drives into their workstations. The security team wants to implement a program to reduce this behavior. Which approach would be most effective?

   • AProvide free USB drives to employees with the company logo.
   • BDisable all USB ports on company workstations via group policy.
   • CConduct a security awareness campaign that includes training on the risks of unknown USB devices and a policy prohibiting their use.
   • DInstall antivirus software on all workstations.
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5. 19application · medium

   A data center operator wants to prevent unauthorized individuals from following authorized employees through a secure entry point. The entry currently uses a badge reader. Which physical control should be added to directly address tailgating?

   • AIncrease the frequency of security patrols in the area.
   • BInstall a mantrap with interlocking doors that allows only one person per badge swipe.
   • CAdd a biometric fingerprint scanner to the badge reader.
   • DPost a sign that says 'No Tailgating' near the entrance.
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6. 20foundation · easy

   Which of the following is an example of a biometric physical access control?

   • AA keycard that is swiped at a door reader
   • BA security guard who checks identification badges
   • CA fingerprint scanner that grants access to a data center
   • DA combination lock on a server cabinet
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